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Hi Xertzski Make sure the sketch looks like this: //LiquidCrystal lcd(8, 9, 4, 5, 6, 7); LiquidCrystal lcd(0); and that you have the correct...
I'd use it to build a 3D printer
I haven't worked out the cost to build one for someone else. There is probably at least $150 in parts by the time you factor in the Arduino, big...
I'm glad the project is getting some interest. I like the printed plates, very nice.
I'm not 100% sure,it's been a while since I've looked at these. I've linked to the data sheet for the 4N25 here it covers the 4N25, 4N27, 4N26 and...
Thanks for the info. There are many options for making the Slider rail and mine is only my take on it. I have found mine to be very stable with...
Hi the motor is a NEMA 17 17HS8401 it has 1.8 ° step so 200 steps per cycle. However the controller does microstepping down to 1/16th so it can...
Hi All, It's been a while but I have finally finished my time lapse rail build. For those that are interested I have posted the build on the...
gjwest published a new build: This is my first go at building a simple Time lapse camera rail system using as much pre-existing hardware and...
Here is my DIY camera rail for time lapse photography. The plan is to use as much pre-existing hardware and software as possible so that anyone...
I'm no engineer either but yes we are referring to the amount of flex or sag the rail will have with under load. If I place a 5kg load (which is...
I have thought about that and as mentioned by Rick 2.0 above I'm investigating how much this can be minimized by placing the supports in a bit...
I also looked at the PiLapse and was tossing up which to go with. I already had an Arduino so went with that and based my system on Airic Lenzs...
